Solve : win98 boot problems?

1.	Solve : win98 boot problems?
Answer» I typed in scandisk C: on the A: it said bad FILE name or command... so i TRIED it on others It worked on the D: but as soon as i hit enter it said that it was finished and found no PROBLEMS on the DRIVE... kinda wierd since it said it would take like an hour.Try it without the /....I did try that... it gave me bad comand or file name. do you think I should just get a new hard drive? Quote from: steelersfan0086 on November 06, 2008, 03:33:40 PM when i try to run fdisk to format my primary hard drive partition, it askes me for the volume label, but its all in symbols and wierd charactors... I looked up alt codes and found all the symbols but it still said that the volume label doesnt match... any seggestions? This might explain fdisk a bit better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKIzI_aQo60The Volume label has gotten scrambled because that drive is having ISSUES...better off to start with a new drive and a clean install. You can then hook up the old one as a slave drive to try and get your data back...Alright, thats what I was starting to think.... thanks for all your help. Time to save up for a new drive

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I typed in scandisk C: on the A: it said bad FILE name or command...
so i TRIED it on others
It worked on the D: but as soon as i hit enter it said that it was finished and found no PROBLEMS on the DRIVE...
kinda wierd since it said it would take like an hour.Try it without the /....I did try that... it gave me bad comand or file name.
do you think I should just get a new hard drive? Quote from: steelersfan0086 on November 06, 2008, 03:33:40 PM

when i try to run fdisk to format my primary hard drive partition, it askes me for the volume label, but its all in symbols and wierd charactors... I looked up alt codes and found all the symbols but it still said that the volume label doesnt match...
any seggestions?

This might explain fdisk a bit better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKIzI_aQo60The Volume label has gotten scrambled because that drive is having ISSUES...better off to start with a new drive and a clean install.
You can then hook up the old one as a slave drive to try and get your data back...Alright, thats what I was starting to think.... thanks for all your help.
Time to save up for a new drive

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